MONMOUTH Kingswood Loop Walk | Meeting The Solitary Rambler | Offa's Dyke | Will I Make It In Time?

[@hikeitforhealth]

Hi Mark... this is where I picked up the ankle and leg problem... I don't know why I thought you mentioned knee, ... my brains missing the outdoors 🦆🦢🌳🍀🌲

[@WyeExplorer]

Not to worry. Did you like this walk maan?Cheers. Mark

[@hikeitforhealth]

@WyeExplorer very much like all your videos Mark. I like the rawness, the information on the connections to the Wye Valley, and the fact that your brother is always with you in special moments of thought. Highlights the power of what nature has to offer, leading to good times when we get out there. Thanks Mark... from Mark II 👍🏼

[@WyeExplorer]

@@hikeitforhealth Hey, there Mark - that's very kind of you and nice to know. Yes, spirit is present, memories and the motivation of nature. Sounds like we love it for the same reason. Many thanks. Have a great day.

[@ms73sp]

Trefynwy actually means "Settlement on the Wye" Tref is a settlement, yn is on, wy is the shortened form of Gwy with the g dropped.

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks, Mr Poole. I don't usually get my facts wrong but now I know. I won't listen to that local next time. All the best. Mark

[@EventyrsorenDenmark]

I really love this time of year in nature. So calm. Looks like you had a great trip. Have a wonderful day. Søren

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Soren, totally with you there - love the wet and earth and them colours. Yeah, it was a good one. All the best. Mark

[@LarryBees]

Misty walk awash with green . Jog added to be in time. Beautiful Bridge and trees.😊😊

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, Larry - yeah mate green to the door. I enjoyed the run the bridge and trees. Cheers dude. Mark

[@anthonypayne1]

Lovely hike Mark, I hope your injury heals up quickly👍👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Anthony, thanks. Well, worked on it obsessively and it's turning a corner. All the best. Mark

[@PinetreeLine]

Beautiful wet foggy Woodland Mark and it reminds of here in Northern Ontario. Thanks for taking us along Brother!

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Doug. For sure claggy woodland this time of year is the best. I can see Ontario. A pleasure. Mark

[@smoggiewalks578]

Fantastic time of year to be exploring.

[@WyeExplorer]

It sure is Martin. Thanks. Mark

[@FIVE-FOOTLyth]

Hi Mark. You really are spreading peace on this walk, how lovely those woods look in the mist. Great to meet up with a fellow creator too. I hope those injuries are improving, I think I remember you saying you have arthritis in your ankle. And useful content too, hoping to incorporate some of these trails into the Lands End to John-o-Groats some time. Thanks, Mark and take care. Sue 🤗

[@WyeExplorer]

Credit to the back country here for the peace Sue - love it and hooking up with fellow youtubers. He's a good man is Patrick. Re-the injury it is getting stronger - up in the Upper Wye this weekend. It should be good. Hey, good to hear of the logog. If you want any tips when passing through here just ask. All the best old mate. Mark

[@FIVE-FOOTLyth]

@@WyeExplorer I will, thanks. You can meet another fellow KZbinr if you’re around at the time. 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

@@FIVE-FOOTLyth Hey, nice one Sue - oh yeah up for that.

[@christophersmith7714]

Looks well nice! Is there a gpx file for this Mark? Or have I missed it? Cheers

[@WyeExplorer]

Ho there Chris, no gpx file but there is a link in the description to the location. Hope this helps bro - it is a nice woodland to walk. All the best. Mark

[@Cueman222]

Just beautiful Mark 💙

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, brother - thanks. Glad the beauty came through. Mark

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, thanks, brother. Glad the beauty came through. Mark

[@WalksWithOlly]

Snippets of the Offa's Dyke Path that aren't as well celebrated as other stretches. Good to see you're walking about the grove, Mark. I can't believe it's already been four years with your injury! I also enjoy how you reference past walks and camps or people you've met, as you reach a point on a walk that holds a story for you. Thanks also for the mention, Mark. Reporting these obstructions is a lawful action we can take. I know nothing of Monmouthshire Council and how they might respond but I hope you'll let us know once you have heard back. All the best to you, Mark. I trust you'll be out again very soon.

[@WalksWithOlly]

And of course! Meeting Patrick must've been a real pleasure. I'm really glad you both got to meet. The stories you must've shared. I once met Patrick in a Lidl car park, probably three years ago now. Still can't believe he recognised me whilst I was wearing a face mask!

[@WyeExplorer]

It's a nice woodland stretch though Olly as it that grove. Love it! Yeah, 4 years I've been battling with this leg. I'm on it. Re-referencing Paul and old walks etc it's what brings the landscape alive for me so I'm happy to share. Glad you like that. A pleasure to mention you and link you down below. You have good advice. I will be in touch. Many thanks Olly. All the best. Mark

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, yeah that was great you meeting Patrick in the car park - it makes your day. Peace bro.

[@solitaryrambler]

Hey Mark, that was fab! 😃 It was great to see your Kingswood loop walk before we met up. I vaguely remember walking through that wood once when I did Offa's Dyke years ago, but it was nice to see you walking there. It was looking beautiful especially after the rain. That grove was awesome, as was the oak you showed us where you and Paul sat. Shame these bloody landowners have to take it upon themselves to block rights of way. Funny to hear about Janice and Josh saying "not again!" 😂 Great to see the footage at the end you took when we met in Monmouth. That sure was a great day. Just a reminder I'm back in Monmouth next week, so looking to do that walk we spoke about next Friday possibly. I'll message you about that anyway. Enjoyed this as always Mark. All the best 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Patrick, glad you enjoyed the final edit. Yes, this section will be deep within your memory banks somewhere. Ah, what a time of year for the woods - magic! Re-the grove I find it really special. Ha, yeah Janet and Josh. They'd come across it on this break of there's. As for your return I'm looking forward to the walk - I've been thinking about it. I'll keep an eye out for your message. Well, many thanks Patrick - see you next week. I'm in the Upper Wye all weekend. I'll tell you about it. All the best. Mark

[@solitaryrambler]

@@WyeExplorer Nice one Mark, I'll message you later. Have a great weekend in the Upper Wye 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

@@solitaryrambler Cheers Patrick - I will. It should be good.

[@siegfriedschlag4353]

Danke für den tollen Spaziergang 👍 wünschen dir einen schönen Mittwochabend ❤ danke für gegenseitige Unterstützung 🔔 Siggi & Anne❤

[@WyeExplorer]

Cheers there old mate. Appreciated. Mark

[@MiriamKennedy]

Hi Mark! The mist and moist woodland looked so inviting…lovely to be reminded of those kind of days! Great you got to meet Patrick for a cuppa - no doubt plenty of stories shared!! 😊

[@WyeExplorer]

It sure was inviting Miriam - just the way we like it. The cuppa tea was great - we talked easily for a long time. Thanks old mate. Mark

[@chrishomer]

Watched plenty of solitary rambler videos. I remember first finding him, up on my local hills, the Clent Hills. Cracking videos, some of the best on KZbin

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Chris. Yeah, he's makes a mellow video does Patrick. He's a good man. What did you feel or think about this one? All the best dude. Mark

[@chrishomer]

@@WyeExplorerdidn’t watch it all mate. Skipped through a few minutes earlier then to the end meeting. Due to me, not the video or anything

[@WyeExplorer]

@@chrishomer Thanks Chris - but I'm still no clearer. Did you like that lovely little grove? Green to the door.

[@chrishomer]

@@WyeExploreryes and great weather for it too

[@WyeExplorer]

@@chrishomer Are you all there Chris? Evasion seems to be your staple. Yeah, good weather.

[@bumblejennybee88]

I really enjoyed that Mark. I love this time of year with all its subtle changes. The misty views were very atmospheric. That grove looked so inviting...definitely my kind of walk - perfectly beautiful. How lovely to have met up with Patrick. He was the first channel that I subscribed to, and it was from watching his walks that made me decide to have a go myself. When we were holidaying in Wales, there were a couple of walks where the sign posts had been pulled up and hidden in the undergrowth... bit silly of the landowners/farmers to do this as you're then wandering around their land trying to find your route! We had a farmer come after us because we were in the wrong field trying to find our way - he directed us in the right direction where we found the hidden sign! Anyway, great video Mark, hope you didn't suffer too much with your ankle! Have a great weekend. All the best, Jenny 😊

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Jenny, glad you liked this one - it did have that autumn magic about it. Hey, good to hear Patrick inspired you and that you followed him already. He's a bit of a youtube gem. Ha, yeah farmers will try anything eh? And that's right - we do wander more over their property - counter productive. Ah, nice of the farmer there. Re-my ankle I'm getting there. Thanks Jenny. Take care both. Mark

[@KreatorSupportChanel373]

Wonderful. I like it very much. Have a perfect time. Greetings. ~ Milan

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Milan friend, glad you liked the walk. Many thanks. Mark

[@williamclarke2020]

I found your channel through the Rambler!

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there William - good to hear. He's a good man. If you can please do subscribe. I get about. All the best. Mark

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks there William. He's a good man. If you can please do subscribe. I get about. All the best. Mark

[@williamclarke2020]

@@WyeExplorer Been subscribed for awhile my Friend! Cheers

[@anitaevans2432]

I sometimes used to drive to work via Bredwardine, where there is a stretch high above the Wye. The view on misty autumn days was always breathtaking. Aww I miss that. Lovely video as always Mark. Wherever you go, it's always well worth watching. Have a great week.

[@WyeExplorer]

That is a lovely part of the county Anita - them autumn days are a dream. Thanks for coming along my friend. I'm glad you enjoyed this one. All the best. Mark

[@DesmondsDonders]

Glad you managed to meet up despite the efforts of the landowner. Thanks for taking us along.

[@WyeExplorer]

Yeah, it was a good meet Dave. A pleasure mate. Mark

[@HikeCamp]

It would take me at least 3.5 to 4.5 hours to do 5 miles these days.. I like the green tunnel and then come out on that beautiful meadow.. Great meet up with SR

[@WyeExplorer]

Probably Max but you'd still love it my friend. Yes, that grove is a beauty and views or not the meadow is a pleasure too. As for the meet up - it was just as nice as the grove. All the best. Max. Mark

[@cynergy4]

This lovely walk was much needed on a stressful day. Thank you so much Mark! I know of a couple of places here where public roads pass thru private property, and landowners have blocked the road. I can understand one of them because a lot of off road vehicles go roaring thru there. Really destroys the peace! Still, it's a county road so I don't know how they can block it, but they try

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Cynthia, So pleased it did the job. Your public access road there sounds like the green lanes here. We get big four-wheel drives having a mad time whilst we're seeking peace in a walk. I sympathize. A pleasure Cynthia - take care. Mark

[@Baronvonfarron]

Nice one Mark. I enjoyed that. Cheers mate.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, Mark - food to hear from you. Glad you liked this one mate. Perhaps hook up for a walk and brew ourselves. All the best. Mark

[@Baronvonfarron]

@@WyeExplorer Hey Mark. That would be great mate. PM me if you have any ideas, dates?

[@NorwayHikesTrails]

Nice video Mark. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you a great week. Take care.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi, Paul (I think it's Paul) a pleasure to share. I will have a good week - you too. Mark

[@jim-bob-outdoors]

Interesting walk Mark. My Kate lived in Monmouth as a child.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, Alan thanks, mate. Good to hear of the connection. All the best. Mark

[@PaulOutdoors]

The mist, the woodland and Wye - enchanting indeed Mark and reminded me of a wonderful Nightwish song called "My Walden". I remember doing the Three Castles Walk a number of years ago with a number of blocked public rights of way that added probably 4 miles on to a walk that was close to 20. Great to see Patrick and a meeting of two great entrepid explorers. Another great watch and listen Mark. Thank you. 😊👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, there Paul. For sure bro lots of enchantment on this one. Not done the 3 castles at once but you keep inspiring me to do so Paul. Them blocked paths are a bugger. Re-Patrick it was a really good hook-up. He's a very nice chap. Thanks old mate. Take care. Mark

[@JimTimber]

Wonderful as always Mark bro ! ..I'm catching up on all your videos ..so expect a barrage !! lol !!

[@WyeExplorer]

Morning Andy, cheers there brother. Barrage noted - ha ha! I will respond to all when I get back today. Out all day. Take care. Mark

[@ervinslens]

Lovely episode man, forest section was absolutely fantastic! Great atmosphere 👏👏

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there brother, yeah a nice magic walk this one. Cheers dude. Mark

[@360OutdoorAdventures]

Stunning walk Mark, the woodland looked so peaceful, don't you just love days like that. Hope the leg and ankle weren't to sore

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, thanks Garry. Yeah, a super pleasant woodland - hey we can't overdose on days like this eh? I was sore but recovered quickly, which was a good sign. Take care out there. Mark

[@360OutdoorAdventures]

@WyeExplorer That's a good sign buddy, pleased your recovery time after a hike is improving. And how very true I need more days like that, good for mind body and soul

[@WyeExplorer]

@@360OutdoorAdventures It is Mike. I went out with Patrick the Solitary Rambler the other day and the same occurred - better recovery. Absolutely, our souls won't argue. Peace my friend.

[@ms73sp]

For a while, Monmouth was known in Welsh as Abermynwy which is Mouth of the Monnow. However it was felt to be too like the English equivalent.

[@WyeExplorer]

Two comments and two fact-checks. You're going well, Mr Poole. Thanks. Have you ever been to the source? Or walked the whole river? I recommend it. Mark

[@ms73sp]

@@WyeExplorer I think it's the Olchon valley slopes isn't it? I have been to the Wye source. Ironically you have to walk over the Severn to get to it from the Hafren Forest car park.

[@WyeExplorer]

@@ms73sp No Mr Poole, that's the Olchon brook - I do a camp and a walk down that valley if interested - a few videos back. The official source is Cefn Hill - again on the channel if interested. It's an amazing hill with views down the Upper Monnow Valley. All the best.

[@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling]

Yeah, I've come across a couple of blocked rights of way too. It was a beautiful circular hike and meeting Patrick. I've only been following for a couple of years, and it's just like you say, you can sit back, enjoy, as Patrick leads you through the landscape. I'm very much a point and shoot, whereas Patrick is a documentary. Thanks for sharing.

[@WyeExplorer]

Frustrating eh Chris when it adds the miles to your walk? As for Patrick it was a really good cuppa - lots of chat. He's a lovely guy. You're right a documentary man. All the best. Mark

[@DailyShelter]

Greetings from a new subscriber! I loved that building with the old architecture and gate.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there, many thanks. Glad you liked the old building. Thanks for the subscription. Mark

[@DailyShelter]

@@WyeExplorer You are welcome Mark

[@stephensmith4480]

Hey Mark. I love that early Morning mist, especially during the summer, it's a sure sign that the heat is going to follow later on in the day. Glad to hear that the leg injury is doing ok mate. Keep up the excellent work 👍👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Steve, yeah me too mate - them misty mornings are a life-giver and for sure a good sign. Yeah, still OK - hopeful for this weekend. All the vest up there old mate. Mark

[@stephensmith4480]

@@WyeExplorer 💯Pal 👍

[@whentyboy]

I hope the running didn't upset the injuries too much, Mark. Another quality video from the Wye Explorer.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, me old mate - it was soar but it recovered quicker than it has done - a good sign. Thanks - have a great weekend.

[@gerrymcveigh]

Mark, lush is definitely a word to describe that Wood🌳 Being in the trees with a stillness, mist hanging, the wetness and birds singing is hard to beat👍 Really cool to have all those previous adventures with Paul as reference points for current journeys. Well done on making it to the bridge and your meeting with Patrick with time to spare. I whole heartily agree with your thoughts on Mike and his channel👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Ah, yeah lush and green to the door as I like to say. For sure in the moment it's the best. Ah, wherever I go I see Paul gerry - I am blessed we got about together. As for Patrick he's as a good man - it was a nice cuppa. I imagine it would be the same for Mike. All the best. Mark

[@THE_EXPLORER]

nice and relaxing place

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, Paris friend. Yeah, nice and easy on this one. All the best. Mark

[@Linleys]

Another enjoyable wander there Mark. I hadn't realised it has been so long since your ankle injury. I have been following your channel for so long! It's great you get out and explore the countryside around the Wye valley, such a beautiful area. Nice, Cheers, Warren

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Warren. Yeah, 4 years I've been struggling with this. I've been worried. Thanks for following - it's the Wye catchment moreover but the Wye valley is a beauty. Thanks and take care out there. Mark

[@flashgordon1262]

Sorry to here about your injury my brother...they do suck...hope it improves!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, Gordon - cheers there mate. Yeah, getting stronger. All the best. Mark

[@JimTimber]

I do enjoy drizzle.. I have a really good DDPM waterproof that makes life very easy in rain !! lol ..cost me nearly nothing to buy too !!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, good to hear of the drizzle love Andy and the waterproof. Can't see how life can get better. All the best over there. Mark

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

Thanks Mark. Made my morning again listening to you over my breakfast. Nice to meet up with a fellow KZbinr which I'll be doing myself this weekend ( @Scottsland ). I'll look up Patrick's channel. Take it easy and thanks again for taking us all along for a breath of fresh, calming country air. Atb...Terry

[@WyeExplorer]

A pleasure Terry - hey glad it made your breakfast. Yes, it was great to connect with Patrick - I recommend his channel. All the best with your own hook-up. I will take it easy - you too. All the best up there. Mark

[@Roolooth]

That was a lovely walk Mark, damp misty mornings have a special atmosphere and beauty of their own. I hope the obstruction to the right of way will soon be removed.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, there Roo - many thanks mate - yeah there was plenty of magic in it bordering on autumn. Well, I'll be reporting the blockage. All the best bro. Mark

[@FXWalesAnnaAlf]

Hi Mark, a lovely 5 mile walk, the area is really beautiful and quiet down the back road, and in the trees sooo peaceful. The views are really stunning and the singing birds gorgeous. So nice that you got to meet your friend, seems so lovely and that bridge looked quite historic 🙂Hope you both enjoyed your tea 😃 ~ Anna 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Anna, absolutely - them lanes are super nice as are the birds in the midst of enchanting woods. As for Patrick it topped the day of nicely - a fantastic chat. All the best out there. Mark

[@WalkTalkBrew]

Cheers Mark, thanks for the shoutout. I am indeed a tree dweller, though I do love a good mountain. The trails on this hike are awesome, getting lost (or being geographically challenged) is an occupational hazard when out exploring, especially when routes are blocked off. Great video as per usual.

[@WyeExplorer]

A pleasure Mike. Yeah, if it's outdoors it's good. Re-getting lost - I wasn't although that does happen. The route was blocked, which you have no doubt come across. Most annoying. Many thanks, mate. All the best. Mark

[@ThePrimitiveOne]

Another great video Mark. I'm hoping to head to Monmouth in a couple of weeks. Stay safe mate 🤠

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there old mate. Hey, brilliant - hope you do some good walking in the valley. All the best. Mark

[@filbritfrolics9315]

Lovely :-)

[@WyeExplorer]

Cheers old mate. Mark

[@WyeExplorer]

Cheers old mate. Mark

[@saunteringsapsfords]

Nice trail Mark, and so close to town,will have to try that one when in Monmouth again.Hey,have watched alot of Patrick's videos before,he has done alot on the Forest of Dean and Gloucestershire, and like yourself been filming for a while now.All the best.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey there brother, yeah it's a good one and simple. I think you'd enjoy it with a cuppa at the end. Patrick's a really good man. So, good to hear you've watched his videos. Many thanks, old mate. Mark

[@OSMOneStepMore]

It can be noticed that autumn is slowly arriving, even though it is here according to the calendar, but the green leaves and green meadows are still somehow holding on. We love autumn. It's kind of soothing. I have to admit that the walk was interesting and meeting one of the KZbinrs you follow is really cool. I hope you had a lot to talk about. Cheers! Sretana and Zac. 🖐😀🤗

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi, Sretana and Zac. I agree with you fully. Autumn touches us deeply - it's always a pleasure amongst the wet earth, forests and meadows. My friend and myself had loads to talk about - it was a great connection. Many thanks both. Mark

[@SetForAdventures]

A great walk Mark lots of atmosphere in those woods mate 👌🏻 The blocking of rights of way are definitely a interesting problem I’ve found (I need to report them as you said 👍) It was cool to see Patrick and yourself together (a great channel) I bet that brew and chat was great 👍 ATB Mark 🤠👍 Simon

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Simon, for sure a super nice atmosphere on the border with autumn. Absolutely, we need to respond and to be honest I haven't but I will change that. Yeah, Patrick is a good man and walker. We had a lot to talk about. All the best old mate. Mark

[@nigelharness9032]

Hi Mark, ye love the misty drizzly woodlands and views this time of year, looking forward to the Autumn colours soon to decorate the woodlands, shame about the landowner blocking the footpath and hope you have reported it mate, always love stopping to people and chatting on trail like yourself, anyways hope your well, with the leg, and out again soon cheers nigel

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, there Nigel, yeah I'm looking forward to Autumn too - excited in fact. Re - the path being blocked I will report it this time around. It added 20 mins to my walk. Hey, chatting to folk is the best - we like space too but people as you say are always welcome. Ankle/leg is getting stronger. Thanks Nige. All the best. Mark

[@nigelharness9032]

@@WyeExplorer all very true and pleased for you leg is getting stronger maybe them LDWs you mentioned can be bagged in the future nigel

[@WyeExplorer]

@@nigelharness9032 True indeed Nige. Yeah, they're all still on my radar.

[@wozoutdoors1439]

like the grove bit. farmers block the paths around here as well or put up signs saying private . really annoying . good video .

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Warren, yeah the grove is lovely not so the blocking of paths when it takes a mile or so out of you. All the best up there. Mark

[@JimTimber]

I hope you get well soon bro !! ..my brain is falling apart now.. lol.. have you got any glue ??!! 😁

[@WyeExplorer]

Getting there Andy - out today and felt strong. Brain glue? A good walk. Take bother. Mark

[@K9HighlandsSearchTeam]

Sorry to hear about your leg/ankle Mark, I thought things were improving, must be very frustrating to want to do so much more. But you’re still out in the mud and rain so it’s not stopping you. The difference between England and Scotland for rights of way and just landowners attitudes is like night and day. In Scotland the landowners come up to you, greet you with a shake of the hand and on many occasions point out the best places to go. In England it appears landowners do everything possible to restrict people just being anywhere near their vicinity, so stupid. Anyway you take care Mark, I hear whisky is good for ankle and leg pain because after a bottle or two the pain goes away lol. All the best, Bill and his three monsters

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey there Bill, good to hear from you old mate. Re-the leg it was a sore but in the last couple of weeks it's been getting better. I mean the recovery was quicker after this walk. So, heading in the right direction. I think you're right with your comparison there. In England we still have at aristocratic attitude at the core - In Scotland, it's more egalitarian. As for the Whisky - been sober for 16 years bro and glad of it. No booze will touch my lips. All good. Many thanks Bill - have a great week ahead all. Mark

[@JimTimber]

I'd have had away with that roll of rusty wire !! lol

[@WyeExplorer]

It was kind of glued to the ground, Andy. Take care bro. Mark

[@ChrisJB]

Oh how I did imagine a wealth of edible mushrooms in those woods and hedgerows Mark. Bloody landowners blocking paths, it absolute infuriates me. Happens a fair bit in my neck of the woods and I always report them to our local PROW Officer (who incidentally is very good). Nice to see Patrick too. Best wishes, Chris . Ps, what happened to your giant puffball video? I enjoyed that and was rather envious. 🙂

[@WyeExplorer]

Ah, if I was looking out for them I would have probably come back with a bag full Chris. Re-blocking paths good for you for reporting them. It's a habit I need to form. Patrick is a top man - as nice in person. As for the puffball video I wasn't sure if people liked it - there was little response. Maybe I should just leave it up. Well, many thanks Chris. All the best out there. Mark

[@christopherellis2663]

There are some very petty people in the UK 🇬🇧

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks, Chris - cryptic again mate. Where's the pretty coming from? Peace. Mark